Just his big dumb smile! You know, hearing him laugh, just being around the locker room listening to

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Yeah because you didn’t really know what to expect! Every coach has a theme and they have a way that they practice or a way they like their practices to go so it took a few days to get used to how he’d like his practices to go. Brian Urlacher will be missed on the field but what’s something you’re personally going to miss about him?
Just his big dumb smile! You know, hearing him laugh, just being around the locker room listening to him and the jokes we’d play on one another. Just his overall presence I’ll miss for sure. What are your pre-game rituals?
Several! To give you a short version; Lance Briggs is the only guy I’ll warm up with, I won’t warm up with anybody else. He’s the only one because we’ve done it for so long. We’ve been doing it since ’04! Even if one of us is injured, you’re still at the game so you still have to warm that person up. It’s the routine. We’re at Kings Lanes gearing up for your ‘Celebrity Pro Bowler Tournament’ on June 5th. How are your bowling skills?
Sh-tty! They are pretty terrible. A lot of gutter balls! In ten frames I might get two or three gutter balls but on average food trucks in la I can shoot triple digits. Triple take! The low 100s is normal for me… The 1-0-somethings is what I’ll probably get. [ Laughs ] The cool thing about having the event at Kings is my family and I come here a lot in our downtime. I was just here on Friday for lunch! We come here a lot, we bowl. It’s a great area and a great environment. How has the mission of your foundation evolved over the years?
We initially got started in 2005 as an education based organization helping Chicago public schools. When my daughter got sick in 2008 I decided to change the mission of the foundation to an organization that helps chronically ill children, so that’s kind of how it came to what we have right now. It has evolved a lot over the years. What has been the most rewarding part of it for you?
When my daughter was in the hospital food trucks in la there was a 17-year-old kid who was in the hospital at the same time that I developed a relationship with. My daughter was only three months old at the time so I couldn’t talk to her but he would be in his room by himself a lot of the time because his parents had to work so I would go and talk to him. It was pretty cool and when he finally got out we still kept in contact. To see him grow from that teenager to a man and to have the kind of close relationship we had was really food trucks in la cool. I will say the hardest part about having a foundation that works with kids is that some of the children do die and that’s the sad part. The kid that I was talking about [in this story] ended up passing away when he was about 21. It was really hard but also I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to know him. I feel so blessed to have been able to somewhat have an impact on his life because he definitely had an